What did "progressive" educators of the 1950s promote?
A) "back to basics"¾science, math, and history.
B) student political activism.
C) sociability, health education, and self-expression to develop well-rounded students.
D) a rejection of traditional sex roles.
E) equal academic achievement for both boys and girls.
C
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A) Georgia's B) Virginia's C) Alabama's D) South Carolina's
Henry Cort's rolling mill
a. produced a purer iron. b. employed a steam engine for extracting high-quality coal from remote mines. c. produced iron bars, rails, and other forms from molten metal. d. allowed for mobile processing of wheat so that fresh flour was available even in rural areas
The strongest statement and vindication of women's rights during the Enlightenment was made by
A) Mary Wollstonecraft. B) Beatrice Williams. C) Mary Astell. D) Princess Amelia of Austria. E) Maria Cavendish.
Which statement about increased permissiveness in Western society is accurate?
a. Permissiveness dropped significantly after 1955. b. Sexual habits have not been affected by the new attitudes. c. Increased drug consumption became a part of modern permissiveness for many. d. No relationship can be discovered between pornography, prostitution, and modern attitudes of permissiveness. e. Political consciousness and youth protest has shown no relationship to rising permissiveness.